does this actually come the target and arrow rest?
17412
There is no arrow rest on this bow, the arrow rest on your hand.It is a traditional style of bow.
1138207
the chin rest is the small black piece you see on the bottom left of the photo. It does not come with a shoulder rest - we purchased that separately at a music store. We've been very happy with this purchase - perfect for a beginner
565128
No, the tips are glued onto a molded end of the arrow. The tips do occasionally come off when prying the arrow out of a hard target (eg. a tree).
1939647
I am not certain on that. Mine already had an arm rest. That said, over the months I've had this one, I'm not happy with its performance. It is loose and floppy and coming apart. I will need to open it up to see if I can fix it.
187355
its a pretty universal piece id may i don't know the specifics of your bow if it has a place to mount one on the back side of the arrow rest then its possible it would do the job
739790
Only a berm and safety measures. This is a PVC stand and you provide the target, i.e. Paper or cardboard. It is a target stand, not a backstop for ammo or arrows.
734416
Someone else asked this as well. It does not come with everything shown. It's the case, the foam, and a little toolbox. Everything else is for demonstration purposes only! I would be cheap quality anyway for the price if the bow and arrows were included. The case itself is great!
1687801
no it does not but it is a wonderful bow have hunted with it alot and have no complaints buy different arrows ssa 16 inch carbon you can get them on amazon Carbon nothing else and your ready to go it is worth the $40 in the long run SAA CARBON BOLTS 16" 6PK
523759
yes it comes with the Bow and arrow as well as a Quiver ... it looks just like Merida :)
1964194
Yes it does, It also comes with ex-string, stringer, ex-tip guards, sling and safety glasses. The 3 dot sign that comes with it is OK. I had a better one that I put on My Crossbow. I also removed the post-sign (front), Just makes it better to load bolts..
273252
fyi...this is just the rack. The description would lead you to believe this includes the bow and arrows but it does not.
1826152
The site includes roughly 2 parts- then some nuts and 2 screws. first put the two black screws through the metal bracket and then screw them into the two holes on the bow. let me clarify- hold the bow grip with the left hand, like your going to shoot it, now from YOUR view, (the way you see it while holding the bow right now), the rubber arrow "rest" should go on the left side of bow (above your hand), the site "bracket" should go on the right side (opposite the arrow rest). Which way you put the bracket on is irrelevent (really) because either way works...just make sure that the "slot" (that's the skinny curved cut-out place in the bracket) is facing away from you (again while your holding the bow). Now, pick up the long brass "pin"; it has a red or white dot painted on the end of it. Real quick take that pin with your right hand and slide it thru the curved bracket slot so that the painted dot is sticking out on the side of the arrow rest. the dot should be above the rubber arrow rest. Now you get the point, yes it's loose and not attached but just use the locking nuts to get the pin locked in. Example: put one lock nut on pin (while it's pulled out of bracket), screw it way down...now put the pin thru the bracket again...now put another nut on and squeeze the bracket by tightening both nuts. IN THE END (again you are holding and viewing the bow like your going to shoot it...grip in your left hand) you want the pin all the way at the bottom of the curved adjusting "slot", with the painted little dot above the rubber arrow rest. tighten it there. put an arrow in the rubber arrow rest, pull it back, put the painted dot on the target and let it fly. adjust the dots position accordingly. That's all there is to the site. if you get that built it doesn't matter how many of the lock nuts you use or if the indent on the bracket is going left or right.
852303
Monte, there is a pie-shaped wedge of space to permit the insertion of the arrow. The brushes are soft/firm, and allow for easy arrow fletch flow through. Its a nice, functional, inexpensive arrow rest, I can't find fault with any aspect of it.
689300
the arrow rest is on the left hand side of the bow when held in your left hand so is a right handed bow to be held in the left hand and drawn with the right if was a left hand bow would be on the right
1983644
I bought as a present last year so I don't remember exactly...but I am pretty sure it's only the case. It does not include the bow and arrows...
171872
Yes. This bow has an arrow rest but due to the arrow rest the supplied arrows feathering gets ripped. The feathers are rigid but tears easily after just a few shots. It's a good idea to order extra arrows.
1224124
No, Only what's shown on the main picture. You can put the weapons on it's back but that's about it. Also, it doesn't have a Base in case you were wondering.